Tag: Net Zero

The integration of remanufacturing and WELL principles are poised to shape the future of office design in 2024 and beyond. 

The UK’s nationwide goal for net-zero by 2050 for buildings and energy efficiency has incentives for success and penalties for non-compliance.

Innovative funding solutions and partnerships have a major role in helping local governments create greener cities.

Reaching net zero is a collaborative journey for facility managers.

A new report from AccountAbility brings key sustainability issues and priorities into focus, and explores the business opportunities they present.

Catawba College in North Carolina is the 13th in the nation and first certified institution in the Southeast to reach Net Zero.

The recycling program will salvage nearly 100% of secondary scrap steel at major Johnson Controls facilities in the U.S.

Campus updates aim to reduce the university’s greenhouse gas emissions by 20% by 2025 and save over $3M a year through the 15-year contract.

Your business has ambitions energy goals. Direct Efficiency from Duke Energy One can help you fast-track them into action with customized energy solutions and flexible financing, including no upfront cost.

Beginning in 2023, publicly traded companies will need to track and report all carbon emissions generated by their value chain.

The Royal Caribbean Group’s zero-energy cruise terminal is on track to earn LEED Gold and will be fully solar-powered.

The global initiative’s mission is to eliminate carbon emissions from the built environment to reach net zero.

To create a more sustainable future for the built environment, the real estate industry needs unified leadership and collaboration.

As our need to understand environmental footprinting has come into sharper focus, the role of workplace designers, engineers, contractors, facilities, and operations teams has begun to shift to one of environmental stewardship.

Build Better Now, a virtual reality online exhibition, showcases urgent role buildings and cities can play as a solution to climate crisis.

Massachusetts is top state for LEED followed by Washington, Illinois; California ranks #1 for LEED green building professionals, according to USGBC.

Now in its sixth year, ASHRAE’s LowDown Showdown engages architects, engineers, designers, and energy modelers by working on integrated teams to create outstanding designs to solve building efficiency challenges.

This week, nonprofit Keep America Beautiful, in concert with the U.S. EPA, has conducted a series of initiatives to showcase what's possible through recycling.

The official 2019 count is 580 certified, verified, and emerging projects, according to the newly released 2019 Getting to Zero Project List from the New Buildings Institute.

With 38 signatories, the World Green Building Council launched its Net Zero Carbon Buildings Commitment to further the move toward a decarbonized built environment in the coming decades.